You can grab Alan Wake 2 and eight other Remedy games for just $27

"Remedy Entertainment is one of the few game studios that's seemingly been doing well in an industry where its competition is downsizing and console makers are continually raising hardware prices. The studio turned 30 on August 18th, and Humble is celebrating with a 10-item bundle for $27 ($211 off the full MSRP). To put the price into perspective, Alan Wake 2 Deluxe Edition, one of the included games, currently retails for $69.99 in the Epic Games Store."

"While Alan Wake 2 Deluxe Edition is the standout game in the bunch - and a Verge favorite from 2023 - you'll also get a mix of classics, including 2002's Max Payne and a 2012 remake of 1996's Death Rally, which was initially released for MS-DOS. You'll also get a 25 percent off coupon for FBC: Firebreak, Remedy's latest title."

"If you pick up the bundle, you'll receive a mix of Steam keys and Epic Games Store keys, which can be redeemed on their respective platforms. Part of the proceeds from your purchase even support Save the Children - an organization that provides health, education, and protection programs for children across 113 countries - in addition to the publishers and Humble. You can also adjust the amount that goes to each entity using the "adjust donation" slider on the landing page."

Remedy Entertainment turned 30 on August 18th and Humble is offering a 10-item bundle for $27, saving $211 off full MSRP. The bundle includes Alan Wake 2 Deluxe Edition alongside classics such as 2002's Max Payne and a 2012 remake of 1996's Death Rally. Smaller bundles priced at $5 or $12 include fewer games and remain available until October 10th. A remastered Alan Wake and Alan Wake's American Nightmare are also included. Purchases provide a mix of Steam and Epic Games Store keys for Windows, some titles are Steam Deck-playable, and part of proceeds support Save the Children with an adjustable donation slider. A 25 percent off coupon for FBC: Firebreak is also included.

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